do i need to water proof on/off switch for winter?
11-25-2009 | 07:41 PM
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do i need to water proof on/off switch for winter?
i am almost done waterproofing my whole savage...thanks god
i just came across the on/ off switch and didn't know if that needed to be waterproof?
and there are 4 holes on the side.. i think there vents[sm=confused.gif] if i plastic dip it not sure how
that is going to work out, just want to be sure before i do any.. rash decisions
so do i need to WP it or do i just leave it?:P
if i do what a good way of doing it
thanks
i just came across the on/ off switch and didn't know if that needed to be waterproof?
and there are 4 holes on the side.. i think there vents[sm=confused.gif] if i plastic dip it not sure how
that is going to work out, just want to be sure before i do any.. rash decisions
so do i need to WP it or do i just leave it?:P
if i do what a good way of doing it
thanks
11-25-2009 | 09:13 PM
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RE: do i need to water proof on/off switch for winter?
You could bypass the whole switch and just run it direct if you want it to be 100% water proof. Then when you plug the rx battery in it will turn on.
11-25-2009 | 09:52 PM
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From: hervey bayaustralian best town ppfftt, AUSTRALIA
RE: do i need to water proof on/off switch for winter?
l would they rust inside and become a pain up the butt to get working and they can sieze. Silicone spray works wonders on the on/off switch.
11-29-2009 | 09:24 PM
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RE: do i need to water proof on/off switch for winter?
hi i have one more quest.. will a plastic diped servo overheat and crap out on me??
thanks:P
thanks:P
